Cuba 2023 Home, Away & Third Kits Released - Ft. New Logo
Cuba's new 2023 home, away and third jerseys were released recently. They are made by Joma and feature the new crest.
Nuevo escudo, nueva piel, nuevos sueños... pic.twitter.com/Z5zd5kGsKY
— Asociación de Fútbol de Cuba (@AFCuba_Official) April 18, 2023
Cuba 2023 Home Kit
This is the Cuba 2023 home shirt, made by Joma.
Dsiplaying a simple look, the Joma Cuba 2023 home shirt is predominantly white with a navy V-collar and sleeve cuffs. A stripe that is half navy, half red runs horizontally through both logos on the chest.
Joma combines the Cuba 2023 jersey with white shorts and socks.
Cuba 2023 Away Kit
This is the new Joma Cuba away shirt for 2023.
The Joma Cuba 2023 away shirt features a lot of red and navy, separated by a white stripe at chest height. Underneath the stripe, which extends onto the sleeves, everything is red, while navy is used above the white.
This design is reminiscent of the USA away kit for the 2014 World Cup.
Red shorts and socks complete the new Joma Cuba 2023 away uniform.
Cuba 2023 Third Kit
This is the new Joma Cuba third shirt for 2023.
Mainly navy, the Joma Cuba 2023 third shirt has a plain design with side panels in red and white.
Navy shorts and socks complete the new Joma Cuba 2023 third strip.
What do you make of the Cuba's home, away and third shirts? Comment below.
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